1
Somehow or other, people don't seem to talk scandal about Lady Anne.
2
He liked to talk scandal and spoke offensively of several men.
3
If I like to talk scandal, I'm not so sure you aren't making it.
4
In short, he is told that they still gossip and talk scandal about her and Ravana.
5
Our last organist-butthere, I mustn't talk scandal.'
6
Although you pretend never to talk scandal you must know enough about the town to know that.
7
They talk scandal all the time.
8
She fought the women with indomitable courage, and they could not talk scandal in any tongue but their own.
9
I do not tell you, therefore, never to talk scandal, because I hope you do not need to learn that.
10
I don't like to be suspicious or talk scandal, but sometimes I think the Jumbles have too much baking powder in them.
11
She was not the type of woman about whom people talk scandal, nor would it have troubled her much had they done so.
12
One may talk scandal over kettle-drums, and go to morning performances at the theatre, but one may not play at cards till after dinner.
13
They know a great many people, and you can tell by the way they speak of them that they won't talk scandal about you.
14
The sons of Jacob wished to kill her, lest the people of the land should begin to talk scandal of the house of their father.
15
Who, for instance, talks scandal of his grocer, or of his shoemaker?
16
Caroline is kind and obliging, and never talks scandal of anybody.
